phillips66

I use Easy Green and Easy root tabs. I have Easy carbon and some other ferts from Seachem but I don't use them regularly

As a follow up question. I have another bridge in a 10 gallon shrimp tank that is starting to get overrun with algae also. How would you get the algae down? I've already turned my light down to 25% and they are on for 10.5 hours a day. I have three nerite snails in the tank but they don't seem to want to touch the algae growing on the moss. There are also 4 cherry shrimp, 4 platy fry, and a otto cat but none of them want to eat that particular algae.

Thank you. That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't sure.

I bought a Christmas moss bridge a few months ago. It was overcome with algae and I killed the moss trying to get rid of it. What plant would you all suggest to cover the bare bridge other than moss. I really like the bridge in my aquarium (it's between two pieces of drift wood) but I think more moss would just end with the same result. I have extremely hard water (PH of 8.2) so that may be a consideration. The tank is a 29 gallon with a Fluval Aquasky light on it. Thank you for any advice.